Hydrogen Bond Dipole dipole Hydrogen bond = H bonded to F, O, or N Bigger nonpolar molecules have stronger IMF Hydrogen Bond All molecules Forces within 1 molecule Dispersion (LDF) is due to electron/proton pull Nonpolar Weaker intermolecular forces Ethane Polar molecules where H is bonded to F/O/N Hydrogen Bond Polar Covalent Ionic Stronger intermolecular forces Forces between molecules Nonpolar Covalent Dispersion (LDF) Dipole Dipole = uneven molecule Dispersion Determine strongest bond Dipole Dipole All polar molecules Dispersion (LDF) Hydrogen Bond Hydrogen Bond Dipole dipole Hydrogen bond = H bonded to F, O, or N Bigger nonpolar molecules have stronger IMF Hydrogen Bond All molecules Forces within 1 molecule Dispersion (LDF) is due to electron/proton pull Nonpolar Weaker intermolecular forces Ethane Polar molecules where H is bonded to F/O/N Hydrogen Bond Polar Covalent Ionic Stronger intermolecular forces Forces between molecules Nonpolar Covalent Dispersion (LDF) Dipole Dipole = uneven molecule Dispersion Determine strongest bond Dipole Dipole All polar molecules Dispersion (LDF) Hydrogen Bond
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Hydrogen Bond
Dipole dipole
Hydrogen bond = H bonded to F, O, or N
Bigger nonpolar molecules have stronger IMF
Hydrogen Bond
All molecules
Forces within 1 molecule
Dispersion (LDF) is due to electron/proton pull
Nonpolar
Weaker intermolecular forces
Ethane
Polar molecules where H is bonded to F/O/N
Hydrogen Bond
Polar Covalent
Ionic
Stronger intermolecular forces
Forces between molecules
Nonpolar Covalent
Dispersion (LDF)
Dipole Dipole = uneven molecule
Dispersion
Determine strongest bond
Dipole Dipole
All polar molecules
Dispersion (LDF)
Hydrogen Bond